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Stay Safe After the Storm

Storm Damage

Our hearts go out to those affected by the tornadoes in Oklahoma and elsewhere.  As the hard work of recovery begins, Safe Electricity wants to remind everyone to keep hidden dangers in mind.  Debris and tree limbs can hide electrical hazards like downed power lines.  Remember to treat all downed lines as if they are energized…stay away and notify authorities.

Be Aware of Hidden Hazards


Linemen Rescue Trapped Motorist

Power lines on truck

After Mathew Emery’s accident with a utility pole, a 34,500-volt transmission line was on top of his pickup and a 7,200-volt distribution line was suspended about 3 feet above the ground just outside his door.  He stayed safe by staying in his vehicle until help arrived.

Learn How to Stay Safe – Watch This


It’s National Electrical Safety Month

Caitlin McKenzie

Take a few minutes to watch and learn from our Teach Learn Care (TLC) videos of real people touched by electrical tragedy.  When you’re finished watching a video, share it with someone.  It is time well spent.  Teach what you know, Learn what you can, and Care enough to share it.


Teach, Learn, Care

 

"Great educational program with a lot of useful information and fun activities."

-Ed Cobau, Illinois Municipal Electric Agency

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Teach Learn Care "TLC" Videos

Safe Digging At Home

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